Hull Recommendations?

RyanITV

RyanITV

Living on the lake!
Location
Lewes, DE
I'm thinking about getting a hull for my wife's build; something that's lightweight, nimble, stable and decent on flatwater. I love the Matrix, but think it's a chance to get something a different to ride.

I was thinking of the WCF freestyle hull - I like how the tray is designed; one of her chief complaints with the stock hull (and the Matrix) is the height of the sides of the tray. The WCF hull dips down like the SXR, so it may be a bit easier on her.

I can't say she's interested in backflipping it (otherwise I'd look at the BOB hull) - more like charging a buoy course and smaller tricks.

Ski is going to powered by an SS827, b-pipe and setback mag pump. Controls are all new mostly RRP components to match what I've got on my Matrix, trim is Thrust's EZ-Pull.

Thoughts/suggestions? Budget is (at most) $6k or so.

Ryan
 
tipafew

tipafew

Location
Grand Rapids, MI
I second the vote for the Evo SXR based Trinity.....or maybe EME signature hull? Those two are pretty high on my list.
The RRP hull is pretty good all around but I haven't found it to carve real well if she is looking to run bouys.
 
Aircraftsalz

Aircraftsalz

Thrust built Dasa Power
Location
Off site
Standard length Superfreak hull! Not going to find a lighter hull that will take the abuse. Jetmanic rides his on the lake all the time, we race from one turn to the next & then off to backflip. He's running the same SS827 package. Perfect package!!!

I would get the same bottom that Lucas has, just standard length.
 
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